chinesealpha
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Wigwam are pretty good too
Wigwam are pretty good too
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Most water resistant fabrics have a silicon or fluoropolymer hydrophobic coating. These lose their effectiveness over time, but can be reactivated to some degree by heat.Probably a stupid question but does "Schoeller" have to be re-treated or anything to keep it's water resistance?
I've found that Schoeller Dryskin and WB-400 fabrics are really tough and abrasion resistant. They are also nicely stretchy, and don't permanently stretch out the way woven cotton does. The caveat is that they make a huge range of fabrics, so I'd guess that the lighter fabrics with finer yarn will be more delicate. The Nomad shorts look to be a lighter fabric than my unkillable MEC jacket. And like any "refined" fabric (smooth yarns, even dyeing, smooth finish), they won't age as nicely as a more irregular natural fabric. The life of the shorts will likely depend more on your tolerance for visible wear, rather than complete destruction.
If you have a tailor who will handle this kind of thing, you could probably get them to make you a pair of shorts for not much more than the Nomads. If you've got a lifter's thighs and seat, bespoke shorts will fit you way better.
Buying Isaora at retail is a huge mistake, all there garments go on sale every season at 40%+
I just dropped $1200 at ISAORA on the 29th, then I waltz over to SuFu on the 1st to find that ISAORA had a 40% off promotion on the 29th. ****!